US President-elect Joseph Biden, whose inauguration will take place on January 20, on the first day of his presidency, is preparing to reverse a number of decisions of his predecessor, Donald Trump. Interfax reports.
Speech, in particular, is about the abolition of restrictions on the entry into the United States of citizens of a number of Muslim countries. In addition, Biden intends to return to the Paris climate agreement, from which Washington withdrew under Trump, as well as oblige citizens of the country to observe the mask regime when moving from one state to another.
Biden’s next step, according to analysts, will be measures aimed at combating the coronavirus epidemic in the country. “My first 100 days will not end COVID-19, but we can and will slow the spread of the disease as we manufacture and distribute this vaccine,” Biden said.
Several Western media outlets admit that the new president will take steps to return to the Iranian nuclear deal and the World Health Organization. In addition, according to publications, the new head of state is preparing to consider an issue related to the Treaty on Strategic Offensive Arms (START-3), which expires in February 2021.